Five Things Good RV Parks Have

September 3, 2015

We RVers are not fussy people. We like to make new acquaintances, discuss rig particulars and especially exchange opinions on the best RV parks in Boise and other places across these great United States. These are the items that traveling RVers take special notice of:

Location

Easy on an off is great as long as the highway isn’t so close that the sounds and sights from it overwhelm the RV park.

First Impressions

That first feeling that you get when you turn the rig into the park, get your map and head to your site has to be positive or a return visit is unlikely unless other amenities really make up for it.

Site Spacing

Sites that are roomy and provide a good feeling of space are what traveling RVers want to see. Good spacing makes the site look less like an RV storage area and more like a temporary home.

Utilities

While there are parks (usually state or US parks) that prefer the rustic feel of no utilities, most RVers prefer up to easy access 50 amps of power, water and sewer hookups.

Restrooms

Most RVs have showers and toilets but they are not designed for space. The RV campgrounds that contain clean, roomy, somewhat private facilities will be the ones most favorably talked about.

Canyon Springs RV Resort, a new Boise Idaho RV Resort is located in Caldwell, Idaho, about 28 miles northwest of Boise Idaho. Bring your RV to this modern park in a rural setting that includes a 2.5 acre fishing and boating lake, 136 sites and easy on and off of Interstate 84.